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Selita & nick @ the Vanity Fair Oscar party on Sunday

But they quickly grew fond of one another:

Nick Cannon has been touched by an angel – Victoria’s Secret Angel Selita Ebanks, that is.

“Selita’s amazing,” the Roll Bounce star told PEOPLE at the Vanity Fair Oscar party on Sunday. “She changed me – I’m no longer a player. She changed everything.”

Cannon, 26, and Ebanks, 24 (and a PEOPLE.com video diarist!), met “a while back,” Ebanks says, but a source close to Cannon says things only heated up between them in late January, when they ran into each other at a Super Bowl pre-party in Miami.

Though Ebanks jokes that she had to “clean up” Cannon’s act, he’s “made me the happiest I’ve ever been,” she told PEOPLE at the launch of the Secret Embrace bra in New York City on Wednesday.

Still, she’s quick to clear up rumors that they got married in a quickie Las Vegas ceremony last month.

“I’m not married,” she said. “We’re just two young people and we’re happy. I laugh a lot and he laughs a lot and I think that’s what’s important. I support him and he supports me.” READ MORE>>

Awww how cute are they, and they’re smart enough not to spring up and get married like the rest of Hollywood.

The thick sista with the powerhouse voice gets the boot for porno pictures, but current Idol contestant Antonella Barba is alot more favorable :

Now that American Idol has decided not to disqualify Antonella Barba over the emergence of numerous provocative photos, the show’s host and judges are circling the wagons in support of the sixth season semifinalist.

“These people haven’t done anything illegal; that’s their private life,” Idol judge Simon Cowell told USA Today at a Tuesday night Playboy Mansion party to celebrate the upcoming Sunday night third season premiere of E!’s The Girls Next Door reality show. “[The photos should] not affect her standing on the show, and if the public wants to keep her in, they’ll keep her in.”

“Nobody’s clean in the entertainment business,” Idol judge Randy Jackson, who also attended the Playboy party, told USA Today. “There are definitely some moral things that go on with this show.”

Although he claimed to have not yet seen the photos, Idol host Ryan Seacrest — whose new Paradise City reality show will premiere after The Girls Next Door on Sunday night — also voiced strong support for Barba. “[I would] absolutely let [Barba] stay on. If American Idol is a true representation of American youth, we’re going to find imperfections, Seacrest told USA Today. “And it’s OK to be imperfect.”

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